Putin urges separatists in Ukraine to postpone referendum
Russian President Vladimir Putin called on separatists in east Ukraine on Wednesday to postpone a referendum on secession for the
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Day: May 7, 2014
Mourning, but no meaning, as Odessa buries more of its dead
Odessa, the Black Sea city of one million people noted for its seaside holidays and distinctive sense of humor, is
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Bulgaria’s European Parliament elections: Notebook, May 7
The planned flypast by Bulgarian Air Force aircraft on May 6 was cancelled because of bad weather, but amid European
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Ukraine: Struggle over Mariupol – and tensions over May 9 commemorations
Ukrainian officials said on May 7 that government forces had retaken the city hall in the south-eastern port of Mariupol,
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Bulgaria central bank approves sale of Credit Agricole unit
The Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) said on May 7 that it has approved the sale of the Bulgarian subsidiary of
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Bulgarians spent 50M euro in Greece during six-day holiday – report
Bulgarian tourists spent about 50 million euro in Greece during the special public holiday from May 1 to 6 2014,
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Romania eyes euro zone entry in 2019
Romania’s government has set January 1 2019 as the new target date for joining the euro zone, budget minister Liviu
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Unemployment in Bulgaria 13.1 per cent in March 2014 – Eurostat
Unemployment in Bulgaria was 13.1 per cent in March 2014, unchanged from February and slightly higher than the 13 per
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PASOK election result key to Greek coalition government survival
As local and European elections approach fast, Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras appears to have less to worry about regarding
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